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Unformatted text preview: Physics 2211 Quiz #4 Form #411 mm... ifuil'im Spring 290? Version A I Print your name. test form number {3 digits at the top of this form). and student number [9 dig-it, Georgia Tech ID:
number} in the section of the answer card labeled “Student Identiﬁcation." 1: Bubble the Tea! Form Number in columns 1—3. skip oolumn 4. then bubble your Student Number in columns 5—]3_ e ﬂee-response questions are numbered l—lIl. For each, make no marks and leave no space on your card. Show all your
work clearly. including all steps and logic. Box your anti-Fer. I Multiple-choice queﬁtions are numbered 1-5. For each. SEIECI the answer most nearly oorrectI circle this anewer on
your test. and bubble it on your answer card. Do not put any extra marl-:5 on the card. I Turn in your test and simmer card as you leave. Your score will he posted under ‘Course Standing” when it has been
graded. Quiz grades become ﬁnal when the next quiz is given. a You may use a calculator that cannot store letters. but no other aids. 9mm = 9.8mm:
Unless otherwise directed. all Springs and cords are ideal. and drag should be neglected. I. {16 points} A small bomb of mass m is thrmvn vertically upward. When it reaches its maximum height.
it explodes into three parts. Immediately after the explosion. one part. with mass me. has a velocity of
+2001? + 2ﬂﬂjmfs. A second part. with mass mfﬁ. has a velocity of +4UU‘E — lﬂﬂjmfs. 'What is the volocity
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spins so fast that everyone inside it stays pinned against the wall when the ﬂoor drops away. [This has not
yet oeeurrerl in the illustration.) The drum is spinning with angular velocity or. a person of mass m is pinned
against the wailr and the coefﬁcient of static friction between the person and the wall is #5. In terms of an}.r
or all of R, to, mi1 its, and physical or mathematical constants1 what is the magnitude of the foree that the
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Jean 1. [ﬁ points] In the problem above, consider a person in the drum who is momentarin at the extreme left of
the illustration. at the position marked with an asterisk {is}. At that moment. what is the direction of the
force that the person exeﬂs on the wali? [On Earth} [a [b] i ireetion ii. F'er I; we“ ch P‘r-‘W
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'3' lppmi'lif. Form #411 Page 2 of 5 I I I . [113 points} Two 1.0 kg blocks are onnnected by Hope 1~ as illustrated. Hope 2 hangs beneath the lower block.
Each rope has a mass of 25113. That is1 the ropes are NOT ideal! The entire assembi}r is aooeierated upward at Mimi’s: by the force F applied to the top block. What is the tension at the top of Hope 1? {On Earth.) "The +0? in!“ rape '- mutt“ allelii’rﬂ‘ﬁt refit 1, Huh 3.. em! rage I up Hﬂﬂrt (lﬂ‘r-Jﬂ' yes... is one ohﬁ'ﬁt.
Ami, Mom 21" Lw no; ﬂﬁﬂm-wnex T] e MexitW-‘r next-M3 ﬁll w = 2. [6 points) How does the tension at the bottom of Rope 1 compare to that at. the top of Hope 1'? {a} The relationship between the tensions at the top and bottom of Hope 1
cannot be determined with the information provided. E91!“ anvil; for:
{b} Tension at the bottom of Hope 1 is the same as that at the top. "us. *4“? gm." Tension at the bottom of Hope 1 is ess t : that at t e op. {d} ension at the bottom of Hope 1 is greater t . n t at at the top. qgfpl'l‘ﬂ‘i'l'ﬁl‘ Form #411 Page 3 of 5 3. (it: points.) Twu hint-ks en a level frictionless table are that pushed from the left by e. eenstant horizontal
force of magnitude F, starting at rest. Next, the same two blocks are pushed from the right by a horizontal
force nf identical magnitude F, starting again at rest. if m1 :3 m2. hnw times the eentaet furee magnitude
between the blacks when pushed frem the right estimate to that when the:-r are pushed from the left? fa] The eenLaet feree magnitude is the same when pushed from the right as when pushed from the left.
{hi The contact force magnitude is. reater when pushed fmrn t e right than when pushed from the left.
{e} The contact force magnitude is less when pushed from the right Lhan when pushed from the left. Wilt»; Fagin“; *pfam +l‘u? it'lf'i'if +h¢
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Mﬁjwff‘tf‘if ampbe an! HI! hhf mu: m ﬁe 54mg. 4. {ll} points} Bill and Susan are each standing an identical skateboards [with excellent hall hearings], initially
at rest on level ground. Bill weighs. Lin-ee times as much as Susan. He pushes herhaunted).r on Susan's heek.
rauﬁing her to start. moving away from him. In‘in‘iediatel}r efLei- Bill steps pushing, and in the reference. frnnle ef the Earth. away,r from each other. and Susan‘s speed is nne—third that of Bill.
usan s spee is t tee times that of Bill. [a] Susan and Hill are IIlEiI't-‘ill
[h] Susan ant ill are moving sit-tag.r frein eae ether1 [ei usen is lt‘lU'r'lllg away from Bill, and Ht] is stat-inner}:
[r1] Susan and Bill are moving awn},r From eaeh other at Equal speeds. NI? not ash-rad form! 9M Breasts... Jya+rm. iii-am M “neuter-i III we fear we J_ Perm #dll Page -t of 5 5_ [11] points] Two halls, of diﬁerent known masses m1 and mg. are at rest in a tube with a reassiess compressed spring between them. When the spring is released. the hal] with mass m1 ﬂies out of the tube with a meaSured
speed V1. The spring is unusual1 in that it does not obeg.r Hooke’s Law, F = —Ftﬂs. Instead, it exerts a force F = 4:513“, where n is an odd integer. If the speed of the bali with mass mg is to he calculated. what
information about the spring is required? {a} The value of ii. is needed.
{b} The time for which the 5. ring acts is needed. Beg-3m; [c] No information about the srin is needed.
[d] rI‘he total force applied by the Spring is needed. E
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ih'i'rrmf 1'21"“: {I radii-red. E. [it] points) Three cars, car X . car Y, and car 3, begin accelerating from rest. at the same time. Car X is
more massive than car Y. which is more massive than ear 3-. The net force exerted on each car is identical.
After lﬂs~ which car, if any, has the greatest momentum magnitude? is.) rCar 2' has the greatest momentum magnitude.
[b] Car Y has the greatest momentum Ina itudo.
All three cars have the same momentum magnitude.
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